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little flowery deaths
01:12
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I thought flowers grew from you
I thought flowers grew from you
Saw them in your eyes
Laced in your breath
Now I die a million times
Little tiny deaths
Little flowery deaths
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quit blowing smoke
00:53
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I'm sleeping with my windows open tonight in the hopes of pollen finding its way into my lungs
Revive the wilted flowers growing inside of me
I need to stop decomposing
Maybe I can breathe out beauty again
Let me blow my flower breath on you
Why won't you let me
Why won't you let me
Why won't you let me, won't you let me
You blow smoke into my eyes
You wilt the flowers on my insides you do
You do
You blow smoke into my eyes
You wilt the flowers on my insides you do
You do
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tiny plants
01:48
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We are tiny plants
Insignificant
We do not mean anything at all
We are tiny plants
Growing up through dirt
If you hold my hand we can grow together
Just you and me
We are tiny plants
Insignificant
We do not mean anything at all
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Fifisnowbar
busy grad student with lots of interests who occasionally covers music and even less occasionally writes her own :+)
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